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Pre-watershed 'Torchwood' planned for kids
Published Monday, Dec 3 2007, 15:01 GMT | By Neil Wilkes

The Doctor Who spinoff, known for its more violent and racy scenes, is transferring from BBC Three to a primetime slot on its terrestrial sibling when it returns for the new run in mid-January.
Speaking at a Torchwood press launch this morning, BBC Two controller Roly Keating said the move to introduce an edited version of the show for pre-watershed broadcast was in response to "popular demand from families and younger viewers".
Referring to the show's gay relationships, executive producer Russell T Davies added: "And no, the kissing won't be removed."
Torchwood is also being lined up as "a pillar" of the new BBC HD channel.
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